Join us for an opening reception for the exhibition, High Tide by artist Heather Rubinstein, on Saturday, May 1 1st, from 4 PM to 6 PM in the Alliance Gallery.
Heather Bause-Rubinstein creates abstract paintings on found materials and reclaimed domestic textiles. The resulting pieces come together quilt-like, with the intense layering of paint and fabric, interwoven with textures and thread. She sources materials from thrift stores: household linens, crochets, cheap designer scarves, and women’s business jackets, often favoring fabrics made in the 1970s and 1980s, […]
OPENING RECEPTION! NONNETA AND FRIENDS PRESENTS A NEW SHOW trance formation This exhibit showcases the unique talents of TWO WONDERFUL artists, Catherine CHESTERS and her multimedia expertise as well as Geoffrey HUTCHINSON and his lifelong work as a photographer and printer. This unique body of work was created in partnership by both artists contributing layers […]
Opening Reception: February 11th, 4–6 PM An artist talk is scheduled for March 18th, details to come. Allison Maletz presents a series of watercolor paintings celebrating the thriving wild ecosystem in Sullivan County. These life-size watercolors depict the plethora of native flora and fauna, along with its pests and invasive species, which complete our gardens, public […]
Curated by Rashmi Viswanathan, “Subterranean” brings together two artists, Jamie Kim and Francis Estrada, whose works show a narrative caught between the past and the present. Kim’s figurative paintings and portraits are heavily influenced by news and media sources, traditional Korean folk-art imagery, and childhood photographs. Francis Estrada re-interprets historical archives within a decolonial and anti-authoritarian framework, re-imagining […]
Ring toss. Whac-A-Mole. Skee-ball. Hot Shot. Water guns. Guess-my-weight. Ryan Ward likens the amusement park to our lives unfolding through the news, politics, social media, and, increasingly, firsthand experience. How we strain our eyes to identify truth from a lie, a good-faith intention from manipulation, an honest gesture from pure fabrication, yet these become more […]
O’Hara creates imaginary landscapes inspired by her interactions with real physical space. This body of work is rooted in an exploration of the material nature of paint. Paint contains a vast amount of potential and unpredictability. Working in a space between control and freedom, she responds to the materiality of paint, allowing her the opportunity […]
The Delaware Valley Arts Alliance (DVAA) presents a solo exhibition of paintings by Brian Madonna, titled “Sophisters, Economists, & Calculators” Brian Madonna’s heavily textured, figurative oil paintings deal with the physicality of the material world upon the human form and societal structures that burden them. He explores ideas of surveillance and control upon the figure, […]
The DVAA is pleased to showcase Tif Wolf with her first solo show. Based in Narrowsburg, NY, Tif Wolf is a self-taught artist who comes from three generations of multimedia artists—and yet never made visual art until spring 2019. Tif discovered painting abstracts as a form of meditation, without forcing an outcome. Even though the […]
The Delaware Valley Arts Alliance (DVAA) invites you to join us for a reception for our 2022 opening exhibitions, “Breathe,” paintings by Tif Wolf, and “For the Love of Wood,” a group show curated by Eric Baylin and Bo Stevens. These two shows draw inspiration from nature and the natural resources surrounding this region. There […]
